REQ : Breakfast in Bed Boston Area band

[SomebodySomewhere]

I have stacks of vinyl from various Boston bands from the early to late '80s, but you know how talented I am when it comes to vinyl ripping. I prefer to wait for great people like doublej to do it. I didn't listen to anything just because it was from Boston. It had to be good, too. Sex Execs were great.

Speaking of which, you remember the [i]other[/i] Slow Children? They had one single on Joe Viglione's Varulven label. One of my brothers had that record. I don't know what happened to it. Should have pinched it when I had the chance. Of course, they named themselves after the crossing sign. I just naturally assumed the L.A. Slow Children did likewise. Then I hear the RCA interview record and Pal Shazar blurts out that her band is called that because of mentally retarded kids!!!

[Spit]

[quote][i]Originally posted by SomebodySomewhere[/i]
<br>I have stacks of vinyl from various Boston bands from the early to late '80s, but you know how talented I am when it comes to vinyl ripping. I prefer to wait for great people like doublej to do it. I didn't listen to anything just because it was from Boston. It had to be good, too. Sex Execs were great.

Speaking of which, you remember the [i]other[/i] Slow Children? They had one single on Joe Viglione's Varulven label. One of my brothers had that record. I don't know what happened to it. Should have pinched it when I had the chance. Of course, they named themselves after the crossing sign. I just naturally assumed the L.A. Slow Children did likewise. Then I hear the RCA interview record and Pal Shazar blurts out that her band is called that because of mentally retarded kids!!!
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Can't say I remember that one. Maybe if Somebody post that one single , it will refresh my memory . [;)]

[SomebodySomewhere]

Nobody will have to post it. Somebody doesn't have it. Somebody does have the Execs' three releases (including four copies of Sex Train/Strange Things, because who can stop after just one?) and will hopefully post them here later this summer. His lack of vinyl-to-mp3 talent notwithstanding.

Speak of the devil, there's a copy of The Gremies' single on ePay right now. (I messed up the title. It's "No Surfin in Dorchester Bay.") That's a pretty reasonable postage cost to the U.S. from Australia. Although somebody -- or perhaps nobody -- needs to tell the seller a pic sleeve can't exactly be mint minus if it's got a delete hole...